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Uen, Spinner 'a Vacttion.
(From the Louisville Courier-Journal.)
If there is a thing which at first
I thought I would be glad of it and
am now dreadful sorry for, it Is be
cause school is out for keeps till the
next term. It is most unusually
the way that when school don't
keep there is plenty of work studied
up for me to have to do. That's the
way it fits me every time. It's my
kind of bad luck to be raised to
have industrious ways. My father
is everlastingly telling me that idle
ness is the parents of vice, or some
of that sort of disagreeable English
language that I don't want to hear;
and that I must keep busy at work
at something, and not gad about
with other indolent boys, and
race the streets from morning
till night perpetual. .Last va
cation they put me into the
garden, where, they said, I could,
obtain some habits which would do
me some good when I became
grown up into a useful citizen. Well,
to have to be a useful citizen is all
very fine silk, but, if I could only
have my own way only just once, I
would rather be a peanuts on the
railroad. But they have got me in
the same hardships which I was
into last bummer, only 'it is rougher
because there is more of it. If they
think it's proper for me to have to
bug the potatoes, and weed the on
ions, and thin out the roobarb, and
raise up a lot of garden trash for to
go to seed and waste, why, then, I
suppose it's all right if I could only
see it; but when a boy has studied
diligent all winter, I don't think it's
exactly the fair thing to keep him
too tenacious at work in vacation.
Anyhow, that's my opiuijn, which
I throw in. There aint a very
great deal of real pleasure in bug
ging potatoes where the bugs is
about a barrel full to the acre, and
when a boy has to bend his back
down to try to pull up weeds which
grow clean through and clinch on
the other side, it's a kind of a mis
erable occupation which I would
like to get half a good chance for to
slip out of. To have to wade into
the garden early in the morning
when the dew is on in your bare
feet, and get smart weed up your
troufeer"s leg, is a worse thing than
the Erie Sipilis or tho fever and
ague ; but when you have to do it,
there is no use for to try to shirk
out. I went back on the job
onee, but I never went back
on it twice, because once was
enough. I was roped in and
coaxed by some boys to go off on the
commons to play ball for a whole
day. Late In the evening, when I
eame in Home the back way, and
desperate hungry, the governor gave
me an abundance of stars and
stripes, which I have got them yet,
and could show 'em if I was only in
a swimming. I found out that it Js
a bad hab)t for a hoy to get into, to
shake his work without permission,
and its the best way always to obey
orders if it almost breaks your back.
But I have got awful sick of the va
cation business, and, if 1 can find a
school next year which will keep
in the year round, it's the oe.
that
l want to gq tq. That's what
of a'h'airpln I am. '
kind
A Heat Bovenge.
Burleigh, the New York corres
pondent of the Boston Journal,
writes as follows ; An amusing in-:
cideqt occurred th.e other day on
ope of tte trains frorn Boston to
this city. The cars were very
crowded. An elegantly dressed
woman occupied an entire seat
Her bundles, bandbox, and bag
were piled artistically.. She was
oblivious to the fact that passengers
(-were, msning oacic ana forth to
obtajn sjttjng. More than one
gentleman drew himself up In front
of the irapenons dame, and Bilently
plead for the vacant spot. She
fanned herself leisurely, lolled
in the scat, and evidently thought
that things were very comfortable
as they were, "Is that seat occu
pied, madam?" said a well-dressed
gentleman, very politely. "Yes, it
Is," was the snapping reply. The
man walked on. In half an hour
the door opened, and in walked a
tall, rough fellow, coarse as a polar
bear. His huge beard was un
combed and stained with tobacco
juice. His clothes were illy put
on, and smelt of the sable.
He was ungloved, and brawny,
and weighed full 200. He ran his eye
along the car, and caught the seat
on wbifh our lady was sitting. He
made for It With great delibera
tion he seized bundle, band-box and
bag, put them plump into the lap of
the lady, and down in the vacant
spot like one who intended to stay.
f looks oould have annihilated a
man there would have been a corpse
in that car about that time. The
man seemed very much at home.
He whistled, spit stroked his beard;
be threw around his huge arms, and
chuckled Inwardly at the evident
rage of the woman. She left the
cars at New Haven, and had hardly
gone before the gentleman who was
refused the seat reappeared. To
some gentlemen who seemed to take
great iqterest in the proceedings,
he said : "Did you spp hov that wo
man treated me?" Yes." "Did
you see how she was came up with?"
"Yes." "Well, that man is a horse
doctor that sat down beside her. He.
belongs to Bull's Head. I gave him
a dollar to rjdo wth that woman as
far as she went" The car roared.
Touag Blood.
(Knoxville Chronicle.)
The hard work in the various pro.
fesslons Is done by young men. The
rule is not universal, hut most great
men did their hardest and best
work in their younger days. It is,
therefore, of little use In these days
to object to young men taking the
lead in the great educational work
of the age. It is not difficult to
show that youth is not objectionable
for vigorous and "efficient work in
our colleges, in the ministry, In the
editorial sanctum, and in the great
profession of the law. From a recent
pamphlet treating of this subject, we
note the following among the
more striking examples of the
truth of whatwehave said: "Thom
as Jefferson wrote the Declaration
of Jn.4enen4ence when he was 87
years old. Alexander Hamilton
made one of the greatest lega) ar
guments of hU life at ?3. Lord Ba
con, at 36, published twelve of his
best essavs. Dickens wrote 'Pichn.
wick' at 25, and 'Oliver Twist' b?
fore 27. Thackeray wrote Vanity
FahJ at .23, and 'Esmond' at 41.
Emerson wrote his Vest at J8. Colt
was but 21 when he iriven&d'his
Improved fire-arm, and Fulton was
but 23 when ne invented steam."
Goethe, wljo was an ardent
friend of young men, because his
powers were most vigorous in his
youth, said i '"Yes, yes, my good
friend, we must be young to do great
wings. Ana in another place,
speaking of government, he said,
with emphasis : lf i were a Pre
mier I would never place in the
highest offices people who have
risen gradually by mere birth and
seniority, and who, In their old age,
iroy on leisurely in their accus
tomed tracks; for Jn this way but
little talent is brought to light. I
would havejroung men."
Oliver Wendell Holmes, In a re
-cent address at Bellevue Hospital
Medical College, said : ".New ideas
build their nests m.yonng brains;
rfrojutions are not made by men
in spectacles, as I have heard it re
marked; and the whisperings of
new truths are not caught by those
L who begin to feel the need of an
ear-trumpet."
These are but a few of the in
numerable list cited in the work re
ferred to. But the instances are
enough to prove the truth of what
-X-.. r-.:.ii -Mrti.
we sisneu uui wuu Buying, viiiu
a man of experience; of age, and
sound Judgment at th$ head of our
educational institutions, their work
ing forces are most efficient and
successful when the teaching is done
by young men of enthusiasm, en
ergy, and ambition enough to keep
them close to their books, fully
familiar with advances constantly
being made in the sciences and the
method of teaching them.
A True Prophet.
(Virginia (Nev.) Enterprise.) .
Not long ago n fellow, apparently
In a great state of excitement, rush
ed into a saloon in this city, and
throwing his hat on the bar, he cried
to the barkeeper: "Give me a drink
Dan, quick! There'll be the J" iggest
row you ever saw in about two min
uses!" Dan set out the whisky bot
tle, and, while the stranger nir
vously, filled his glass to the brim
and drank it off at a swallow, tight
ened his belt and looked at the
chambers of his revolver. Leaving
his hat where it was thrown, the
excited stranger hurriedly ran to the
door, looked out a moment; and
then rushed back to the bar and ex
claimed; "Yes, in less than half
minute, there'll be an awful time
here! Give me another drink,
quick!" The bottle was again
passed out, another glass was drain
ed, and the stranger had picked up
bis hat, and was leisurely walking
away, when the bar-keeper called
after him : " Say, look here ! What
is all this about a row ? You jest
come back here and pay for those
drinks or I'll let daylight through
your hide ! " At this the stranger
turned about, his excitement en
tirely gone, and coolly said : "There)
vougoj Didn't I say there would
be a fearful row here in a minute?
I knew it There you go, just as I
expected." By this time Dan saw
the point and quietly tumbled.
FrinC't Hellie on the Briny
Mrs. Sartoris never left her state
room but once on the passage. She
came on deck for a few minutes one
morning in a blue wrapper and
white shawl, but before it was well
known she was out she had disap
peared again. Mr. Sartoris did not
share this seclusion, but was around
most all the timet He said his
wife was "not sea slok, but home
sick." Poor Nellie! We could
all of as understand that she
might be, for of all the dull
youths who part their hair in
the middle (and it's your dull youth
who always does that), Mr. Algorz.
non Frederick and the rest of it Sar
toris Is the dullest While wo waited
our turn ftt tho dock In Liverpool,
lie, witH some others, went ashore
and bought mutton pies, so that the
first really good view of Nellie
Grant we had after she came aboard,
was standing resting on ho? bus-,
band's fat arm, her eyes full of
trusting aflTepliqn, her heart full of
confiding love, and her mouth full
of Liverpool mutton pie. Extract of
Letter from Eqlttc JXuaenger.
TI1K COMING STRUGGLE.
The voters of our nation.
As ne'. r wa known before,
Are rising from lSolfic'a strand
To Atlantic' rocay shore.
Why Is th s mighty change ?
hat cn the meaning be ?
The rising of the niasu
From northern lake to southern sea.
The splilt of old scventy-slx
From out our beroc' cTa'ea
Forbids a nil Sun drenched in patriots' blood,
Should sink to. that of slaves ;
The motto which our coins once bore,
Though obsolete long since,
Bemaln as ever true: not one cent for tribute,
But millions for defense.
Faity ties and party laws
Are but as ropes of sand.
The right of in in to tw a nia n
Should govern Freedom's land.
Then shill our FUg more proudly float
O'er land & well as sea,
And nations yet unborn shall gladly greot
The emblem of tLe free.
In trade we'll try to dal,
Aa inaa should deal with man.
And wh le we seek t live ourselves,
We'll sell as cheap as anybody can,
Ard if a hat you need,
Or fries! you chftnoe to meet, . -,
Remember Bunte. the flatter,
On Upper Douglas Street. '- ' -
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Office Omaha Daily Bkk,1
June 27, 1874. J
Business at the banks was only
moderate to-day, though there was
a noticable enquiry for future ac
commodations. " THE FIBST XATIOXAL BANK
quotes :
Land Grants (selling) $810.00
Land Warrant., (160 acrea
buying) - 176.00
Land Warrants (160 acrea
selling) - 180.00
Agricultural College Scrip,
(1C0 acres buying).- 176.00
Do. Selling. 180.00
Exchange on New York 02
The wholesale trade of the city
was fair, so far as staple goods were
concrned, but" the produce market
was comparatively quiet, very little
coming in. Prices are unchanged.
UalAHA KABXSTB.
Carefully Corrsctad Dally
DRY GOODS.
J. J. brown & bro., Cor. 14th- and
Douglas Streets.
PRINTS.
Aliens ......
American......
Am05keag
Bristol
earners..
1
Hamilton .
Merrimack D ..........
Feabody
Richmond...
Simpson's
BLEACHED SHXSTINQS.
Bright 4-1
BOOl U...
9
Cabot 4-1 .
Lonsdale..
N. Y. Mills...
Peterboro
Suffolk L
BLEACHEC SHEETINGS.
Pepperi.ll 8-4
81
S3
uo 3-1 ,
do 10
COTTONADIS.
Farmers and Mechanics...
Great Western ... .
BROWN SHEETINQ8.
Albion. A-
8K
10K
11
X
n
12
12
12
l?a rn to
Urantviile, "eT7.
uermania, a c....
angey...
UIKOHAHS.
American...
Amoskeag .
Bates.
Lancaster.....
TICKINGS.
Amoskeag, a c i
Biddeford......
25
IT
DENTMS.
Amoskesg ........
Beaver Creek, B B.
Hay mat era.........
Ofs, B B..
Otis, C C
2K
'"il
38
JEANS.
BIddeford
Uoasler..-
40
YAKKXK KOnONS-
kurtz moiir a co., 2S1 Famham
Street.
SPOOL COT1UA.
Clark's O.
Cot .
Merrick's..
Domestic
70
TO
4X
.$ WQI00
8S6 0
$ 90
135
HOcIERT.
British...
PAPER COLLARS.
Pickens' best
King William ...
uoniesuc...
Stanley
1 80
250
SHAWLS.
8UlSts!
Ottoman strips.
$2 2506 50
110 50
White
common,
medium.
15 0J
30 0
cutom made.
Perud-..
.112 0034 to
. 4 787 SO
Calico.
OVERALLS.
Brown drill
' dnck.
Blue drill
' duck...
50a7 2S
. 7 75a 00
. 7O0a7SO
8 00a50
White
,800a 90
CORSETS.
French whalebone.
Our on .... .
.S5 2SU0O
JS 00
22 50
900
12 09
15 00
Comet...
fcPiUNG
SKIRTS.
Linen printed.....;...
' ruffled
" fluted.
GENERAL COMMISSION.
J. C Kosenfeld gives us tne
following quotations this day:
Butter, dull, 13 in tuba; Eggs
in demand at 12yC per dor.; Live
Chickens at 3 00 per doz.; Strawber
ries in demand at 30c per box;
Gooseberries, 3 00 per bu.; Cherries,
30c per box; Oranges, 9 00, and
Lemns, 14 00 per box.
HABDWAKE.
JOnS T, XBQAS. ""
IRON, -
Common bar..
Horse thoe ba.
Norway nail rod,
STEEL.
Cast plow..
uermon-
American casn. octagon aad square 1M 22
Jess pi English do io 2Ja 40
Burdea's horse shoes, per keg 79s
do mule do do 35
Northwestern horse , , 22a SB
Dundee thimhlc skeins, discount 45 ptr cent,
Stor half patent axles, discount 10 per oaat.
N4JLS.
10dto60dperke.
440
4 66
490
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to
7 40
5 IS
IS
6 IS
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S5
S15
78 pre
10 pre
33 4o
90 pre
as do
K pre
rspre
45 do
aid.
84 uo
td do
id do
Sd do
3d fine do
101 finis'ng do
Sd do do
6d do do
lOd easing do
8d do
6d do
do
do
Wrought, all slses..
BOLTS.
BUTTS,
Carriage and tire
Narrow wrought, fast joint dlscouBt
Cast, loose pin rsTersiJe do
MISCELLANarOUf,
Ha- and manure forks .discount
Hoes and gaiden rakes. do
HINGES.
Strap and t , ,, dltrtcnt
WRENCHES.
Taft's black diseount
Coe'a lmniltaUon.. do
Coe'a genulne. do
SCREWS.
American Iron ..
do brass. -
!
pre
AGRICULTURAL JMPLEMKNTS.
HHolt's Ha.vestcperdo.-, net
Champion
dldva Eureka
do red ,,?..,,. -.
14 36
12 0
19 W
99
13 99
1S09
u
1SW
UN
s
76
11 99
J3 99
Stare
Td
srapxa..AHQ asoyt-s.
Rowland's No 2 td&ck sVv4s,D S
do
. JI" . " 2"
do
Moore
do's
do black spade do
do polished do do
spring point" L H a-Ti.
Lippepcqtt'a Western Crow
do do do av-fS-
COFFEE MTLL9,
Parke's No 3, Iron hot. ... .
do -do 103 do
do do 33 Union Ir
o doSS do Brit
FILHB.
Harrrave. Emlth A Co.
American Kile Co , d
HAMMERS.
Heydole's. A E No 1 ljj, 1
Ma-amoad's A ENo -
do do do a - 1
da i.nilnter'a No 1
do do do 3 "
do do doS -
9 99
M99
19 99
19 99
'M99
?s
HATCHETS.
Morris! shlBgUng,fo I
do do do 3 1 ,.,...
do do do I
dc cltsr 4 1.
do 4T X, ...
!!
LEITHEB.
Buflalo S. sole V lb-
He lock 61. sole No 1
do do &o 2
do do 'I
do span sole good
SSO
-J
32
ZS
S3
43
39
125
75
25
43
38
34
Si
35
29
40
i
41
ISO
125
SO
4
1 60
130
44
90 00
235
1 64
4 00
ao ao .
do hxmcsv.
do uot
do kip
do upper $ f t
usx sole n.
ao cau.
do kip-
1 50
100
45
do harness...
Fchcalf Jodotspr di..
Other brands dlOerent wt, pr B.
French kip pr tt -..
73 00
1 75
144
ura uninxs.
8 50
SKINS.
Dry flint prS
17
IS
8
8
125
ury aaiieu
Green
Grean salted,.-
Jan. and Feb, pelts
ht-rm.g
Lamqi
skln-
CEMENT.
Roaendals
300
8 25
WaUr lim
SOAPS
Powell St Co., Soap monufacturers.
Sapo Publico, 6 l-26 34; Savon
Bepublic, do., Chemical Olire, 6 to
6 1-2 ; Palm, 55 14 ; German -lotted.
6 l-4a6 1-2.
AST "GOODS AND UPHOLSTERER'S
' BTOCK.
T
Benjamin B. Jones, Decorative Up
holsterer and dealer in fine art goods,
270 Far-ham Street, fumiahe?. the
following quotations:
FRAME MOULDINGS.
Oil walnut mouldings, one inch,
per foot, 5c; 2 inch 10c; 3 inch 15c;
polished walnut, 1 inch 7c; 2 Inch
J 5c; 3 inch 21c. Berlin gilt, 1 inch
6015c; 2inchl230c; 3 inch 18
45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, 1
inch 510c; 2 inch 1020c; 3 inch
15030c
Window shades.
Plain bands. 6 feet, all colors, per
pair, 1 50; ornamental bands, 2 000
4 00; each additional foot, 75c per
pair.
REPPS.
Union ind all wool terry, per yard
1 5003 A; Imperial, plain and stri
ped, 2 50 00.
DAMASKS.
Union per yard, 1 50; all wool,
2 003 00.
MATTRABSE-.
Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 00a5 00; straw,
3 00-4 00; Excelsior, 3 50a4 50.
LUMBER.
RETAT-. LIST.
Cubiect to change of market without
Wil. M. FOSTER,
On U. P. B. R. tracX hot. Farnham at
GEO A. HOAGLAN1.
Jolsa, studding and sills, 20 ft, and
Over 20f t, each JTuonai'f't'sdd'l"."
Fencing No 1.........,
do No 2- . . . ....
1st common boarda..., ..
2nd do da ..,
"A" stock boards, 10 and 12 wch
"B" do do do do
"C" do do do do ..
an-
S 00
60
40
21 00
25 00
22 00
50 00
35 00
JO 00
1st dear, 1, 1 1 aad 2 Inch
3d do do do do
3d do do do do
Flooring, clear.. .......
do 1st common .
do 2d do ..............
do 3d do ...........
do osrrow, clrar.
1st clear celling hi inch,
2d do do 4 Inch ...-.
1st do do Ji lnc.
3d do do Ji inch-.....
1st clear siding...... .....
65 00
55 00
45 00
50 00
40 00
S5 00
27 50
..45 00
.... 35 00
,S2 50
-.30 00
. 37R0
27 00
26 0)
21 00
20 00
425
3 IO
i ao ao
1st common siding.
2d do do ..
"A" shingles
Extra No 1 shingles
Common No 1 shingles
Lath per 1000..............
D A II pickeU eer 100
square do do do
O G Batten per Uneal f '..
Rough do do do
3 00
S5o
3 So
--
Liberal discount on carload lots.
WINDOWS. (Glased.)
35 per cent off Chicago list.
DOORS, (Wedged.)
95 per cent off O. logo l'st.
BUNDS.
30 per cent off list.
White lime per bbl
Lonisvllle eeaaent per bhl...
Plaster paris per bbl ..
Plastering hair per bushel
Tarrtd feTt....
Flattering board...
St 752 00
. . 3 003 25
. 3 503 75
40
4
y.
OILS. PAlJiTS. GLASS. Ac.
N.I.D. SOLOMON.
ROBERT C. STEELL.
Coal on 1 1
Unseed OU, raw. 105
" M'd 1 10
Turpentine-... 65
Headlight OU 28
-ard Ull, No IS 05s 1 SO
2
' " winter 1
" "straln'df
Lubricating I
33
W.Vm.
PAINTS, AC
White Lead, St. Louis, Srtlctly Pure -.Sill
" " Fancy Brands 9
Putty ia Bladders- 5
" " Bulk 4!
EnameU Qhas. colors, V aq. ft. 1 1
flat GUt. 60 e discount
TIN, SHEET'ISON. WIRE, JfeC.
MILTON ROGERS, COR. 14th &
FARNHAM.
T.-N PLATE.
10-14 IC. lair aualitT,
10x11 lc, bast quality.
I -14 IX
do
12x12 IC
12-12 IX
ls3 IC
14--sIX
do
do
do
do
lla-OIXXdo
14x20 JXXX
1 Opiate HC
100-Uta DX.
do
109 plate DXX
lOSpUUDXSX
RooSag IC charcoal
do
do
do
do
onv ao
10x14 TO coke do
20x33 IC charcoal roofloa.
3St IC charcoal roo-ng.
t-iau-e-areoei
10x30 ccka (for cutttrsV
BLOCKTIN.
Large pigs.
Small pus
Bar tin
35
35
3
ZINC.
Sheet tin 25 to IS In..
do do do lx half casks .
do do do in 260 lb casks
"
aneet 24 to 35 Inches per sbeet..
iiaiwnnwn exira nuni.
W BO X0 .
do do roo-ng..
23
21
0a2
w- aatai
SHEET IRON.
First quality, Numbers 18 to 24
o ao ao .3
do do do 26
A jln jl 7
Charcoel, both sides smothe
ao Mo 24
do do it
do do 27
Juniata, No. 24
do Io 26
do do 27
perlert;
lie. I.i
7
1 at 4
T-W. fallt4. al nnt
A-A-erlca. lasaaiurn Russia, all Nob.
thaa lull buadlef add one tent.
' GALVANIZED.
No. 14 to 39.
o 21 to 94.
do 3i to 36
do97 .list
15
IS
17
18
30
.do
.do
.do
do 39.
.do
FuU bundles discount II par cent.
45
43
38
45
48
SO
38
-A K-'ti. 10a Sk
Smeathlng, and tg 0r
Flsnlahed, 14 and 16
Noa. 7, 8 aad 9, ..washed .
B-IteotnT
Cevper bottoms
BRIGHT WIRE.
49
11
UK
x
Vee. 9 to M
M.U-,
W
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14J.4
30
19
SteavtsV-f rt 1$ 19 38
ftr saae-sVtlwKT liat JsIMM
wis no
13 SO
ao 1 10 00
do 14 00
do 17 00
do 15 SO
do 17 SO
do 20 50
do 23 SO
fbest quality) 23 SO
da It 00
do ... 17 00
do 20 00
do 15 00
do 16 00
do 12 SO
27 60
32 50
28 00
- 2100
9
-" s
GROCERIES.
STEELE t JOHNSON 538-540 14TH ST.
CLARK A FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
llTH ST.
PTTNDT, METER & RAAPKE, 212 FARN
HVM ST., WHOLESALE DEALERS
MORGAN Jc oallagheb, 205 Farn
ham St
WHTTNEY, BAUSER-CAN . CO., 247
Douglas SL
J. j. brown &. bro., Cor. 14th and
Douglas Streets.
SUGARS.
Granulated pr -
1VA
rowderul ao
Crushed do
. . y ..sr
HHilk
lJial2k
ll
10H
lOj,
lOalOJi
10H
Rat cut loaf do
Standard
do .
do .
Circle A
ExtiaC
Yellow C
N O choice
ao .
do .
do .
COFFEES.
Rio choice pr B..
do prime do
do good .do
O Or Java
26Ua27
26a-6t
I4.24
Slail
SYUUP-.
Common pr gsllon. ....
Good do .......
Choice do ...
do N O mossea
3."a45
60a65
70-S0
bO
Rangoon choice.
Carolina.....
8)4a9
s
16s)7
lChal7
7a7
4a4jiJ
CANDLES.
M Weak A Co..
hchofex ......
SOAP.
MuourlVrlley..
Kirk's Savon.
M. Wek A Co.
cchofer German..
Kirk's stsnilard
do sterling
'LUG TOBACCO.
Black goods, Western
do do Virginia...
do do Lorriiard's..
Bright do do do ....
dj do Virginia
Natural leal.....
DRIED FRUITS.
California peach s per pound
do apples do .
.'tale do do .....
New currants....
do prunes. ...
do German cherries.....
do bl ckberriea ......... .
do raspberries.. -. ....
do raislus, per box....
do seedless raisins, per pound....
SALT.
New in barrels... ......
45
45aSO
S57
57s65
50-55
75a93
.. 16Kal7
12al2ji
Halt),
8a
14all
17
21
3ga40
HO
12s
.Si 80-3 Crt
.. 4 50-1 75
do dairy.,
CANNED GOODS.
2 pound can Myer's oys'ers, per case.
1 do do do do do
2 do do William's do do
2 do do peaches per case......
3 do do do do -..
2 do do tomatoes do ....,
3 do do do do .......
Corn, Trophy per case ...
do Wlnslow do ...
do Yarmouth do ...
Strawberries, do .......
Raspberries, do .....
Pineapples, do )
TEAS.
Oolon s, per pound........
Young Hyson, per pound .
Gunpowder, do do ....
FLOUR.
Snow Flake, (Wells A Nieman)
Gold Dust
.S4 25a4e0
.. 2 50a2 75
4 0oa4 25
. 4 75sS 00
. 6 76a7 50
. 3 SOaS 75
500
560
5 75a6 00
600
.4 75-5 50
600
5 50
2575
40al 00
COal 25
450
8 10
300
75a5CO
XXXX Iowa City
California ...
BAGS.
t
Goi'iiee, heavy weight ..
19019
17019
18-19
18
SOaSl
.0 ugni ao
lips, four bushel,
idee sunnles
n bsas, Amoskeg A .
.0 do Lud:owaa...
84105
SPICEi
tmegs, Penangbest,per pound 1 35al 41
Cljvei do do 60
Alsplce do do 13a 0
Cinamon bark do do .. 35al6
CIGARS.
E.
SIMPSON,
Manufacturer, 532
Street.
15th
H. Upman
Reconstruction...
Grand 1 entral.
Unlversa..
M.
SfSOO
35 00
35 00
40 00
43 00
SO 00
GO CO
75 CO
C5 00
SO 00
60 00
75 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
75 U0
ao
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Yara.
La Roquet . ..
blmon Pure......
Pari igas ...... .
Yours Truly..
Gold Medal
La Fpanola.,
Triple Crown
HeDrr Clay.
ue viiier.
Y VUIer..
1876
CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR.
Wholesale depot 548 14'Ji Street.
Halt barrel sacks ... . 2 SC
J. SCH00NMAKER & SON
rsoPBi-TOs or tux
PITTSBURG.
WHITE LEAD
AND
COLOR WORKS
PITTSBURG, PA.
B-stAilisaiLoca 183B.
Manufacturers of 8titctly Pure
While Lead, Bed Litharge
Futtj. Colors Drj andtaOH.
PURE VERDITER GREEN,
The strongest and brightest green
manufacture red.
GUARANTEE.
IVe guarantee our brand of Strictly Pure
White 1 ead to be free from Impurities, and
will pay S50 In gold for every ounce of adul
laiaUon found In this package.
tuxr73m J. bCUOONMAKER A SON
LEAD PENCILS
The following Premiums have been
awarded for
Dixon's American Graphic
OR LEAD PENCILS :
Gold Medal of Progress, Yiea,
1873.
First Pres-liUss Claslaaatti Iadas
trial Fair, 1878.
First Premium Brooklyn lsdas
trial Exposition, 1873.
For Famples or informaUon address the
Jos. Dixon Crucible Co.,
Orestes Cleeveland, Pres't
m72m JEESEY CITY. N J,
Sioux City & Pacific R. R.
Tbe Shorteat and Aaly Direct
Rasite fiaaa
COUNCIL BLUFES
TO
St. Paul, Minneapolis,
And all Fomta In
NORTHERN IOWA A JUNNESOTA.
PULLSCAlf PALACE SLEKPING CAK3
Ob all niaht traim 7la this route.
CiniKCTle)irs.
1. At V. F. Traaafer with Union Pacific
Ballroadfor Qmah
2. At lounell Bluff, with Kansas City. St.
Joe and Council Wa-sBallroad for St. Uiuis
and an points south
3. At llk-oarl Valley with the Chicago and
.Northwestern railway for Chicago and all
points east.
t At Siour aty with Sioax City and St,
Paul, Illinois Central and Daot ctoutbern
railroads. Steamers for Upper Missouri Hirer,
daring savant on, and -with stages for all
polnuin the Northwest.
S. At Blair with Omaha and Northwestern
railroad for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
C. At Fremont, Nebraska, with the Union
Paafic railroad for all points west aad the
Pacific coast.
7. At Wlsne- with st-ges for Norfolk and all
poinisiB ponaera "etsrasu.
Iiekeu tor sale ia Chicago aid North
western EUliway osseea.
sTBe aare your UcfceU read Tla 8. p. P.
. ' -, L. BUKNBTT, Sap'U
F. C HOLS, Gen. Ticket Ag-tl
. QBO, W. GBATTAN,
Y 7. AfWt, oWk.
CHICAGO &NORTHWES'N
.xxaxr.-sr.
The Popular Route from
o im: jl a: jl
TO-
Chicago and the East !
ASD THE
TT Slreot
LOUtO
TrlVatcrlott.Fort Dodt-r,Dubnqe,IJi
Crosse, Hrmlrie Da Iblesu Wluoua,
St. l-ul, Dalath, Jaac.-rille, Kno
sa, tirecBi s-, Kaclne, teveIl'
Point, W tert own, OshkTesh, ton
Du-st, nsttllsoa Mad aHlTraulseo.
It Being the Shortest and FUst Comoleted Line
between
OMAHAand CHICAGO,
Constant improvin nts have taken place In
the way of reducing Grade, and placing Jron
with Steel lulls, adding to its rolling stock
new and Elegant
DAI' and 8L.KKPXNG CARS
Equipped with the"WestIughoujeAir Brake"
and "MUIer PUt'orm." establishing comforta
ble and comnWIous Eating Houses, offering sll
the comforts ot traTeUng Ue age can produce.
Fror- to 10 Fut Express Trains run each
way dally over the various lines of this load,
thus securing to the traveler selecting this
route sure and certain connections in any di
rection he may wish to go.
Principal Connections.
AT MISSOURI VALLEY JUNCTION, for
Sioux Cty, Yankton and poiuts reached via
Sioux City and Pacific xallroad.
AT ORAD JUNCTION for Fort Podge,
Des Moines. Ottawa and Keokuk.
ATMARSIIA-LfcrSt. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, and northwestern points.
AT IEDAR RAPID- for Waterloo. Cedar
Falls, I harles Citv, Burlington and St Louis.
ATCLIKION forDubuqne, Dunieith, Prai
rie du Chien, La Crosse, and aU points on the
Chicago, Clinton and Dubuque, and Chicago,
Dubuque aad Minnesota railroads.
AT FUi.TON torFreeport, Racine Milwau
kee and all palate in Wisconsin.
AT C-UCAOU whs til railway Hem les-U-c
out ol CUeasja.
Tmrossj- Ihsun to all istire essJee vie th
II es-T-e eneeJwl, aad any la-arms- en eo
l lnl inn il" atatasv see- a! the
Osssua-'a eaUa. ZlS
s-sis-aaatafcaailsitltsd
asevgaiM
Masiai jssl W. r. aV.ay .
W.&etts-ellCrr, aUUIVn Marsr-U-T,
eafl renasTTzArt. f-ea. fesapt.
J. JL LACST. & . K-HT,
Tla-etast.UaWs-, ai,l.Art Oasafea.
Omaha d. St. Louis Short
Line
18 7 4!
The Kansas City, St. Joe and1
Council Bluffs R. R, "'
lathe only dire - line to
as-. IiOtjxs
AND THE EAST. FROM
OMAHA AND THE WEST
KO CHANGE -ic between Omaha and St.
Louis ana b itot c between Oil AHA
anu AW YORA.
This th Only Xne running a
PdhinAS 8LEEFIXO CAR KAST
FKOH 03A11A, ON ARRIVAL
OV TUB TJM1UX PACIFIC
KXPflF-SS TIIAI-.
avPassengers taking othei routes use a
disagreeable transfer at the Hirer Station.
8
PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY!
REACHING ALL
EASTEBX AND WE3TEEH CITIES
With Less Changes and in advance of other
lines.
This Entire Line is equipped with
Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars,
Palace Day Coached and Chair Cars,
Miller's Safety Platform and Coupler
and the Celebrated Westinghouse
Air Brake.
19Sue that your tickets read via
KanasutClty, S .Joseph fc C'onucll
Blufl. Italrod,
Via Omaha and St. Louis.
Tickets for sale at cor. Tenth and Farnham
streets, and U. P. Depot, Omaha.
JOS.TEHON,
Fass.Agt.
GEO. I- 2RADBURY.
Gen Agent.
, F. BARNARD, A. a DAWES,
Gen'l Supt. Uen'l iaia. Agt.,
M. Joseoh. St. Josrnb.
VandaliA
E.OT7TE
BAST.
3 TEAINS DAILY'!
LEAVE ST. I.OUIS WITH
Pullman Palace Gal's
THB0TJQH WITHOUT CHAH0B
Indianapolis,
CinoinnatiL,
Louisville,
Cliicago,
Columbus,
Pittsburg,
Philadelpnia,
Baltimore,
"Washington,
NEW T ORE
Arrir-l of Trains from the West.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO
Cleveland, Buffalo & Boston
TICKETS
M. K. eorarr srassi
Are for Sale at tba
Compsav's Ofl,
earurr Waartss k Ciiratnat sta .
8t.Lona, and at the Prlmclpal Jtall
way Oflcea las tle"Weat.
CHAS. BABCOCK, CL E. RUSSELf-,
S'lhern Pass. Ag't, West'n Pass. Ag't.
Dallas. Tzxas. Kajbas cttt.
JOHN E. SIMPSON. CHAS. E. FOLLETT,
Oen'l Supt., Gtn'I Pass. Ag't.
a 2-tf lHPiAPOua. St. Locu.
TTX-lTeCl. MTssTOal
Confectioners' Tool Works,
Tlioo. liXills & Bro
-lanutaeturen o
Confectioners'Tools
Z i Xialdii lea C.e
Free-era. V.,
Noa. 1301 & 1303 North. Eigbtli St.
?ajuar-riA,?A.
Proprietors: "1 Etabihd U6U'
Tsosus Mrr.tt, 1
O-O. L ainxa, f CATALOGUES SENT
AtxP.Pam.J j npocapplkaUon.
Bssv7d4w3
Chicago, Sock Island
and Pacific E. R.
THE GRAND CENTRAL ROUTE FSO-t
OMAHA TO CHICAGO
AND THE EAST,
Via Des Moines, DaTenport and Bock Island,
o
All Passenger Trains are equipped with the
Westisquous- Patent Air Bras and
-llller'a Patent gaiety Platform and Coupler.
S Fast Express Train- Leare Sail
enncctins as follows:
AT DES MOINES with the Des Moines Valley
Railroad, tor Oakalooaa, Qtliunwa, Keokuk
and St. Lonig.
AT trtINLL with the Central Railroad of
f owa, for all points north tu U Paul.
AT WEST LlbEKTV with the Burlington,
Cedar Uaplds A Minnesota Railroad, for
Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque A St.
Paul, At WILTON JUCflON with tho
fcouth-Weitern irauch, for Muscatine.
Washington and all points south.
AT DAVEM01tr with the l;aTeuport A SU
r"aul Railroad for po.nts north.
AT KOCK. lsLANU with the IVestcrn Union
lUilroad lor Frceport, Belolt, hacin"-. MII
wauke and ail points In northern I llnols
and Wlcnin.
AT ROCK. ISLAND with the Rocktord, Rock
Is.'andandsu Louis lUllro-d for St. Louis
and points uth.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Peoria A Hock
Ii-uiii Kail toad for Peoria and points east.
AT BUItEAU JUNa, with branch, for lien,
ry, Larere, Chlllicothe and PeorLt.
AT LA SALLE with, tbe Illinois Central Rail
road for points nort hand south.
AT CHICAGO with il lines East, North acd
South.
THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities,
la this line, can be procured, and any Infor
mation obtained, concerning points, at tbe
ticket office of thecompanr, lis Karnham St.,
Omaha, and also at the principal ticket offices
along the liueof the U. P. R. B.
Baffg-e riiecked Tlirongh to all
Principal Kaatern Poiuta.
A.M.SMITIT,
Gen'l Pass'r Ag't,
Chic-go.
J. U.LACEV,
Ticket Agent,
a8tf Ouuha
11. RIDDLE,
Gea'l bup't
ChUago.
as STEVE.NS,
Gea'l Waatern Ag't
Osaaha.
M. Keller,
Prof rictor of Um
RISING SUN
Aro
LOS ANGELES
TINEYBDS.
Depot for the sale of hb
NATIVE WINES
AND
BK;A.IsriDIES
M. :2EX.X-3B. cSt Co.,
Corner of Ballcry and Washington Sts.
SAS FKAXCI5CO,
rai7tl
CAL.
AT.EJC. J. -KOUAT.
NATU'L C. HUDSON.
1VM. II. IICDSOX
JA3. O. UCTL-B
t $' ilMHMt-
ST. LOUIS TOBACCO WORKS.
Leggut, Hudson & Co.,
Manufarturers of every arauj
Fino Cut C-aowi-ag
ASD SMOKING
TOBACCO
Our Special Brands:
FINE CUTat
BEAUTY.
OILT EDGE,
SMOKIXCSSt
JNGLESICE.
BULLION.
MONTANA.
All Our Tobaccos Strictly lYaranted.
OFF1CB ASU S.VLKSROOn
Cor. Second & Vine Streets,
St. Ziouis Mo,
mar7Imo
PASSENGERS
Going East or South from Omaha
And Po'.nts on U. P.R.R., should take the
"LINCOLN KOTJTE"
ATCHISON & NEBRASKA
RAILROAD !
And secure lor tbemselres tbe cholre ot Six
Popular Routes from
Itch-sou to Chicago and Si. Louis,
All making Reliable Connections and being
Equipped with Palace Vtj and Bleopbg Csn.
All drlay and IneonTenience arririn; from
Ferries atd trausfers can be arolded West of
Chicago and St. Louia by securing Ticktli Tla
ATCIIISOX aad tbe ATCH1SO.V t
5E-RAMKA K1IUIOAD.
Direct and Reliable Connections are also made
with tbe A. T. A S. K. R. R. for the
Great Arkaassa. Taller & Colorado,
And with ail lines running South to points In
bouthern Kansas and (be Indian Territory.
Ask for Tickets tU
LINCOL & ATCHISON
CHAS. aSMITH, W. F. WniTE
Uen'l Supt. Uen'l Pass. Ag't.
taZKI
ArslSoa, Kaaaasi
ADVERTISE
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CAREFULLY EXAMINED
Tnjmmmk iAax
AND
LOW RESERVOIR
AS WE HAVE TWELVE OOOD REASONS
why thev will do your work.
Quick and Easv,
Chea) and Clean,
Theyarechepesttobuy,
They are best to u'e.
The bate er.uly and quickly,
Their o cration is perfect,
Ibey hare always a good draft,
liter areuiadeof Uiebestuiaterlal
They roast prifectlr,
They require but lit lefuet,
Ti er are Tery low priced.
CO
M Tbey ara easily tuauaged.
They are suited to all localities.
QB ETtry store guaranteed to glTesatbf-ctton
bOLD BY
Esgsior Mun'f? Co.,
ST. LOUS M0.,
AND BY
I.ROaER'S.
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OF
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PELLEB.1
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OOO
Or 8sar-oa:cI, Concentrate-!,
Beet and Ilcrbal Jalcc, Antl
Billons Granules. Tirn"LsTTXJB
GIANT CAT ILtBTXC. or Hultua
ia Parro Physic.
Tho noTelty of modem jredicai. Chemical asd
Pharmaccuucal Science Ko use of any looser
taking tho lr;e, repulsive and naneeous pHli,
eo-iposed of cbcap, crude, and bul-y n2redlent3,
when we can by a careful application of chemical
edence. extract all tba cathartic and other rnedf.
Cinal propcuiea from tbe most valuable root and
herbs, aaronrontraio ihcra into a minute Gran
nie, scant ly larger than rt maatard
aael that cai be readily Bwalloivcd by thoee ol
tba mosteensUire stomachs end fastidious tastes
EichliUlePurcativo I'cliet represesta,laa
mo'tconccntratctl form, ai mjch cathartic power
na U embodied in any of tbe largo pills found fes
rale in tbe drrs Bhops. Front- their wonderful ca.
tlurtic power, in proportloii .to their flic, people
who havo not trlol them ore apt to r oppose that
they are bana ordraotict- effect, hat such la not
at all tho cae. the different actHo mrdicisal prln.
ciples of which tbey aro composed beln so bar.
nonizca and modilcd. ono by thi others, aa to
produco a nit ncarchlns and lhor
oujrh,TCl geutlwandKludlyoperatl-tsr
ratharti 2.
8500 IXcward U hcrchy offered Try the pra,
prictor of (he?a I'ellets, to auy chemist who,
upon analysis. 111 Cnd In them env Calomel or
other forma of oicrcury ot any other mineral
poison.
Being entirely vcBOtable.nopartfcttlar
caro is .-equired whilo usin? them. Ibey ope
rate without dlsmrbanco to tho contitntlon. diet.
:r
Chest, OIzzIuc.h. Saur UrBctadeit
OI (no Mornicu, uaa sate s
kflonth. Ullioua attack. Pair. tk,
rcslou of K.idncjK, internal rover,
nioatcd fcellUR about StoBHich
Hush of Blood to Head. High Col
ored Urine, (.neociatillltjr ii
Gloomy foreboding" tako Br.
Vlcrce'tPleaHaus Pit runtlvo Pellets
In explanation of the remedial power of my fai.
fitlvo 1'cUcts over ro prtat a va. hty of Clsear es,
wlshtoraytuat their action upon (hs
animal economy Is universal, HOtst
Klaud or tissue ccplits thelraana.
tlvo laircs. Ajo docs not Impair theos
their ensar.cctins"ar.ir bciny encloeed In glass)
bottles prefer o tbelrTirtnes unimpaired for aar
lsch of time, hi any climate, to that they arav af
ivavs fresh and rcloiblc. vrhlch Is not tho case
tnth the pilis found in tho 6ru etorcs, put op ia
cheap wood or paste-tcard box. Recollect that
f jra'.i disoa.es where a Laxative, Altcrflt
tiro or t'arcatlvo is Indicated, thej Uttl9
Puihts wilt clc tho most perfect tathficUoa tq
allitcouBClhsm.
They aro foM by all cntrrprUtaj;
Drugglstrf at 25 coutx a bottle.
Do not allow any rira;r?ist to Induce yon lo
take anything els i that to may ear la just aa
pood as my l'tllclo becaco ho makes a lret
proflt on that whish ho recommends. Jf your
drqsrlet cannot rnppiy them, cncloto 41 cema
andtccehe them ny rctnm mail from
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IMPORTERS OF
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